by Adam Noar
PowerPoint decks usually contain at least one comparison slide (i.e., a slide that compares two or more things) to show how products or ideas are different. When it comes to these types of slides, your audience needs to QUICKLY and …
by Adam Noar
Presentation design is half art and half science. While a strong understanding of PowerPoint is key to keep things running, it’s the visual embellishments that really make a PowerPoint presentation memorable. Just like any science, presentation designers (professional or otherwise!) must remain …
by Adam Noar
It’s been a little while since we talked about fonts on the Panda blog. But don’t think for one second that fonts are less important in today’s presentations. In fact, fonts are more important than ever. And they provide …
by Adam Noar
Icons go hand-in-hand with modern-day presentations. If for some strange reason you’ve been living under a rock for the past 100 years and don’t know what an icon is, an icon is simply a graphic symbol that represents an object. …
by Adam Noar
Regardless of how good you are at PowerPoint there is always room to make your slides faster and better. Not a lot of people know about PowerPoint add-ins (i.e., plugins to enhance the functionality of PowerPoint), but those who do …
